In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
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> >> Can anyone suggest how we can build a single .O loadable module from
> >> many .O files that were individually compiled using GCC?
> >
> >What you need is partial linking (ld -r). My own example follows:
...
> I have worked in the DOS/Windows environment for many years and am
> now just getting started with RTLinux (by porting a real-time
> application.) I am so impressed with this Linux "community" - Never
> in my life have I ever been able to get such detailed help from
> Microsoft and they charge to the gills for their "support"! I am
There is another important difference: Linux comes with full source
code, you don't depend on other people to help you - you can help
yourself by looking "how it's done".
With your problem, you could have found several examples how to build
modules from several object files in the kernel Makefiles.
But of course for a newbee it's difficult to know where to start
looking.
Wolfgang
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